
US stock futures are slightly higher, with E-mini S&P 500 contracts up about 0.3% and Nasdaq-100 minis ahead roughly 0.4%, as investors weigh climbing global borrowing costs against mixed growth signals from China. The US 10-year Treasury yield recently tested 5%, which means mortgages, credit cards, and business loans risk becoming more expensive if that level sticks. At the same time, China reported fixed-asset investment down 7.2% while retail sales rose only 0.4%, a sign that both construction and everyday spending are under pressure. The dilemma now is whether higher interest rates and a softening China put more strain on rate-sensitive areas like real estate and small caps, or whether attention stays on large tech and other cash-rich growth sectors.
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